This week, we’ll be rampant with Windows registry revelations, so cry “havoc” and let loose the geeks of tech. . . . So from the last two weeks of discussion we know about the logical and physical ...

I then booted up and did an official restore from the restore point before I borked things -- -- After things are completely up and running, I'll be running the subinacl tool to fix the registry ...

Other that running Secedit on the remote computer is there another way of modifying a remote computers registry permissions from the command prompt? Need this for a script. Regini.exe from the W2000 ...